Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Saturday, June 21, 2025.
Downtown Spokane is buzzing today as the highly anticipated Bazaar Art Festival makes its colorful return, offering an open-air feast for the senses right in the heart of the city. Local artists, crafters, and community creatives are taking over, transforming the streets into a celebration of imagination and ingenuity. Expect booths filled with everything from handmade jewelry to funky ceramics, plus live music and food vendors adding to the lively scene. It is a unique chance to discover local talent and maybe pick up a one-of-a-kind piece to take home or gift to a friend. The festival is more than just an art market; it is about reigniting Spokane’s creative spirit and bringing the community together for a day of inspiration and fun. If you are looking for a reason to get outside, this is it.
In other uplifting news, Spokane is playing host to the finish line of a remarkable event: an all-women’s airplane race that has captivated aviation enthusiasts and inspired young girls across the region. Pilots and fans gathered at Felts Field to celebrate as sleek aircraft touched down, and the energy has been downright contagious. Participants say the race is more than a competition—it is a celebration of skill, adventure, and the growing role of women in aviation. If you are in the area, swing by and marvel at the aircraft, chat with pilots, and soak in the sense of possibility this event brings to town.
On a more somber note, the community is still reflecting after the recent memorial for the Decker sisters. Their family opened up about their loss, and friends and neighbors have gathered to remember and honor them. It is moments like these that underscore the strength and support woven through Spokane’s neighborhoods.
As for outdoor conditions, the weather is cooperating for all your weekend plans—expect warm sunshine with just enough breeze to keep things comfortable. With fire season on everyone’s mind, local officials remind us to be vigilant, especially near dry grass and open spaces, and to keep an eye out for updates on the Keeney wildfire as crews continue their hard work keeping residents safe.
Before we go, a quick local government update: The Spokane City Council has unanimously passed an ordinance banning virtual currency kiosks. The move is designed to address concerns about security and consumer protection as digital financial services continue to evolve.
For those looking to explore, there is plenty to do beyond the art fair. Farmers markets are in full swing, local parks are green and inviting, and the river trails are buzzing with runners and cyclists. Whether you are meeting friends downtown, getting outside for some fresh air, or just taking the day to recharge, Spokane is serving up plenty of possibilities.
This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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